Recently identified likely smurfs
A few recent detections
·15 matches analysed
analysis version:1.2
View report →·15 matches analysed
analysis version:1.2
View report →·15 matches analysed
analysis version:1.2
View report →·15 matches analysed
analysis version:1.2
View report →Match Checker
Analyze a match for smurf likelihood. Dotabuff, Stratz, or match ID.
How it works
Analyzes last 15 matchesCompares to rank percentilesFlags extreme outliersReport-ready evidence
- • Enter a Steam profile name, Steam64 ID, or URL from Steam, OpenDota, Dotabuff, or Stratz
- • We analyze the player's recent 15 matches
- • Get a smurf likelihood score based on performance metrics
- • Attribute smurfs hiding behind private profiles to their Steam accounts
- • Analyse Match ID for quick identification of outlier performance against rank percentile averages
- • Use the "Generate Valve report" button to create a comprehensive, evidence-based summary with match IDs, performance patterns, and win rate analysis
Why smurfing ruins matchmaking
- • Unfair stomps and mismatched skill levels — new players cannot learn while they're being taken advantage of.
- • Drives new and returning players away — people in the lower ranks generally play for fun; being stomped isn't fun.
- • Creates toxic, low-quality games.
- • Distorts calibration and MMR trends — creates a closed loop where higher-ranked players can't find games because they're in Crusader games.
What rules it breaks
Smurfing and deliberate account manipulation are discouraged and may violate Steam Online Conduct and Dota 2 matchmaking rules.
... evidence-based reports generated using SmurfCheck analytics